Sentence examples similar to a terrible thing of from inspiring English sources

"We have seen a lot of terrible things".

Speaking to the Times, Lord Bramall, who was head of the armed forces during the Falklands war, said: "I think it's a terrible thing for someone of my age, with an impeccable record of public service.

"Then what happens is fatal; it's a terrible thing to all of a sudden go and find yourself free-falling.

But to celebrate a flag with death around is a terrible thing to demand of those whose pleasures and joys in life are in fighting to survive life itself.

It was a terrible thing for the people of the City of New York and the State of New York to face.

Suggesting that Alsace remains part of Germany is a terrible thing for the President of France to do, even if he tried to laugh it off as a silly mistake".

"But that felt like a terrible thing to say because of the power dynamics between us," Belle says.

"What a terrible thing to say," Mary Ann Sallustro, president of the South Canarsie Civic Association, said of the designation.

It is a terrible thing to be labeled an enemy of the state because of your religious beliefs.

"For it to come back now, it's a terrible thing to accuse a person of.

So young and already struggling so much -- a terrible thing to see so much of.